I'm having a weird issue with fancybox in chrome where my scrollbar isn't appearing until I switch to another chrome tab and switch back. I'll figure it out myself -- I'd just like to get to a starting point by knowing, in as specific a sense as possible, what exactly happens when your browser switches tabs?

Things like:

What loses/gains focus?

Any other events fired off?

How is chrome different from other browsers in this sense?

Sorry if this question is a bit open ended -- I did my best to qualify it in a way that made it possible to be answered concretely.

this question (as well as the other that was closed) is difficult to answer without your code or a link to a page with the issue. The behavior you describe may have many causes from js errors, css rules, lack of DOCTYPE, etc. the question is vague so does the answer.
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JFKNov 20 '12 at 19:06

@gengkev : you are right ... the question is confusing so I guess I misread it, my bad. In this case I think is a specific issue of the OP's page (maybe a css conflict) that has nothing to do with fancybox or the browser tab (but difficult to know without code or a link to such page)
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JFKNov 22 '12 at 1:58

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@JFK you're focusing too much on my other question. I didn't want any answers as to why my fancybox wasn't working -- I just wanted to know what happens when you switch browser tabs
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Phillip SchmidtNov 26 '12 at 21:11